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Police injured after huge brawl broke out at five-star hotel

Officers at the scene retreated into a lift with guests to get away and call for backup

Wales Online

Tourist's fury after being charged £500 for a quick 10-minute rickshaw journey

The man, who wanted to remain anonymous, is claiming he was scammed after a short trip while on a night out with friends in the West End in London - £500 for a 10-minute journey

Daily Mirror

Swathes of central London ‘under threat of developer free-for-all’, claims Westminster Council

Westminster says capital’s status as shopping destination and business hub under threat after Government planning row

Evening Standard

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Marks and Spencer condemns Michael Gove over ‘bewildering’ probe into Marble Arch store revamp

Retailer accuses government of ‘political grandstanding’ over review of Art Deco store demolition plans following carbon footprint concerns

The Independent UK

Fake Wonka bars warning after counterfeit chocolate treats among £100,000 Oxford Street haul

Officers seized £22,000 of potentially dangerous sweets from one store with food safety chiefs warning: ‘If you have bought these knock-off bars, do not eat them’

Evening Standard

Oxford Street sweetshops probed for selling alleged fake goods and dodging tax

Oxford Street has seen an explosion in American sweetshops in recent years, but now the local council is taking action over concerns the stores might be underpaying business rates and selling dodgy goods

Daily Mirror

Dozens of American sweet shops on Oxford Street under investigation over ‘tax scam’

Stores ‘a threat to the status and value of what is supposed to be the nation’s premier shopping street,’ council says

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Eros Statue in Piccadilly Circus reunited with bow after it was damaged

The statue of Eros at the heart of Piccadilly Circus has been fitted with a new bow after its previous one was damaged.

Evening Standard

'Local elections left country confused as Boris Johnson's future remains unclear'

The local elections have left the UK's political future unclear and difficult to forecast, with Boris Johnson's future uncertain and no party having a clear path to power, Keir Mudie says

Daily Mirror

Local elections: Five biggest moments as Tories lose historic councils and hundreds of seats

Labour makes significant gains in London, with Keir Starmer calling the results a ‘turning point’

The Independent UK

Labour wins three flagship Conservative London boroughs

Wandsworth and Barnet borough councils, and Westminster City Council, all previously controlled by the Conservatives, are now in Labour hands.

The Independent UK

Dad left fuming after he was slapped with £65 parking ticket while he was at funeral

Rob Healy came out of his mother-in-law's funeral in Paddington, west London to find that he had been fined by Westminster City Council for parking despite having obtained a voucher to park there

Daily Mirror

As the City Council bickers, Westminster careens toward bankruptcy

LOS ANGELES — On March 9, the Westminster City Council met until midnight, sparring bitterly about whether local Vietnamese-language YouTube broadcasts were spreading "fake news."

Los Angeles Times

London hotel allegedly served chocolate dessert without nut warning

The prosecution, being brought by Westminster City Council, was before magistrates last week

Evening Standard

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Property tycoon who lives near Royal Albert Hall in court dispute over traffic orders

Robert Tchenguiz, who lives in South Kensington, has taken legal action against Westminster City Council

The Independent UK

Businessman who lives near Royal Albert Hall in court dispute over traffic

Robert Tchenguiz, who lives in South Kensington, has taken legal action against Westminster City Council – a judge is overseeing a High Court trial

The Independent UK

A London pedicab driver charged customers £180 for a three-minute ride

Westminster City Council wants to crack down on rickshaw drivers

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